Maan, couldn't agree more about the chord mode! Playing chords on a touch screen keyboard isn't fun at all.

Yeah, it's a really good app indeed.

True. I think several dekstop DAWs have something similar to the Capture feature. In Studio One it even captures audio like that, while in Live it only works with MIDI.

My pleasure

Hey, good point! I will definitely try doing that, although just hitting 30% quantise should be quicker and that's what I usually do on Ableton Live on the computer.

I usually use the one-shot mode for drums, at least in Live on desktop.

Oh man, sorry to hear that lol But it' a great app to make a quick beat at work for sure!

Yeah, I was thinking about making some more iOS videos, so your comment reaffirms that it's a good idea. The ones that I've used the most are Koala Sampler and Korg Gadget 2. I also have Beatmaker 3 and definitely want to do a video with it as well, I just need to spend some more time with it, as it's a bit more complex.

Very good question. For now, I don't see a way to duplicate a sample to another pad. The only way to do it seems to be to load the same sample onto several pads and set different starting points. So it is doable, but we definitely need to at least be able to duplicate pads.

@@LowHeatBeats cheers for answering. Shame it's not an easy thing to do yet, hopefully either slicing or duplicating gets added at some point. It does look like a very interesting app, lots of potential!

I agree, even though it's not exactly recording, the fact that I see the notes is distracting. And yeah, it would be great if it could match Koala's sampling features. Beatmaker is a bit more complex though.

For sure, it's good option, although not my preferred way of working.

Couldn't agree more.

Yup!

Maybe they will add this later on too? It's a 1.0 app, so plenty of stuff isn't included.

They've had one for a while, it's called Figure. It's a bit more limited/simple than Note though.

@@LowHeatBeats figure was awesome. it just needed a song mode to flesh things out. they also made reason compact which has some nice sounds again but is very limited. it's annoying that these companies keep purposefully making their apps so limiting. keep the workflow simple and intuitive, but at least give piano roll/ editing of sound, and song modes. i have 1000x more fun on touchscreen devices than slogging away at the desk with a full daw.

Absolutely, Gadget is my favourite too! I've been using it a lot lately. Yes, you can edit the notes in Note - delete, transpose, nudge, etc.

Good question. On the Ableton website they say Ableton Cloud is compatible with every version of Live 11.2.5. So it should be possible, but I can't say for sure.

For sure!

just got Koala and liking it.... but, there is no lo/hi-pass filter. i need to be able to filter and automate filtering

I think it's just for transferring projects from mobile device to computer. It allows you to sync only up to 5 projects at a time. Projects you made in Ableton Live wouldn't open on Note anyway.

YT video - no, not sure about voice memos. But the idea of this app is that it is sort of like voice memos for musical ideas and you record right into it.

@@LowHeatBeats ah okay. Do you know any app where you can import a yt video or voice memo? Would be really helpful

@@theo2oo4 Actually, yes, you can import voice memos or any audio file you have on your iOS device. What I meant was you can skip the voice memos altogether and record straight into Note. As for videos - I'd recommend Koala Sampler which can import screen recordings, so that's an easy way to get a YT video in there.

Yeah, in the Files app hit "Share" and you can share it to Note.